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My friend told me that beer makes your breast area grow.. i know that beer is just fat and breasts most consists of fat so is this actually true?
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Brest size: The majority of breast is fatty tissue. There is chest wall muscle that underlies it. Beer contains a lot of carbohydrate & empty carbohydrate calories can sometimes lead to weight gain. The natural ways to have sustained increase in breast size are puberty, pregnancy and weight gain.
Answered 9/11/2013
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